A new study from Michigan State University has concluded that more than 35 percent of the nation’s households may be unable to afford...
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News Briefs: Water Will Be Unaffordable in Five Years for Some, Says Study
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How a Tulsa Plant Won Platinum Status During an Upgrade
A major upgrade was a long time coming for the Lower Bird Creek Water Pollution Control Facility.The 20-year-old facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma,...
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News Briefs: So Much Lead — Flint, Michigan, Declares State of Emergency
A water crisis in Flint, Michigan, hit an alarming level this week as Mayor Karen W. Weaver declared a state of emergency,...
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Trial By Fire: Membrane Filtration Comes To Oklahoma
The Verdigris Water Treatment Plant in Broken Arrow is one of the largest membrane plants in Oklahoma and the country. While the...
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The Lawton Team's Ingenuity Conquers Raw-Water Issues And Operating Challenges
Treating water with low turbidity with marginal seasonal fluctuations in iron and manganese keeps operators busy at the Lawton (Okla.) Water Treatment...
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News Briefs: Legal Battle — Who Owns Treated Wastewater?
The San Antonio Water System and Texas state regulators are debating ownership rights to treated wastewater once it’s released into a public...
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Weekly News Briefs: Unreported Spill Prompts Mercury Testing
An unreported mercury spill triggered concern over employee health at the East Lansing, Mich., Wastewater Treatment Plant after an anonymous caller tipped...
